Anne,
To use a transaction just issue SQL to start it before you do your
inserts and SQl to issue a COMMIT when you finish. You can just use
sqlite3_exec to start and finish, no need for prepares.
Look up the documentation to get the transaction options which are
correct for your application.
With a transaction you have the option of a ROLLBACK should you have an
error and want to clean up any insertions entered so far so that you can
start again without duplications.
Aloha from the South Pacific.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi John
Anne, you don't say that you make your 100 inserts a transaction.
Yes, I don't make the inserts in a transaction... because in that
moment don't know how to use it.
Now I have read in the Docu and after it seems to me, that I understand,
I insert a Test-Function in my App. I start it... and nothing goes
on. I start it again... same result. I check my Source and see,
thats ok. I start it at the third time, also the same... no result.
*grrr*
I Check my source again, and it seems furthermore to be ok.
Then I use "my" SQLiteSpy and take a look in the Database.
And I wonder... all Records being created. Whats that?
SQLite works so fast, that I cannot see it works... :-D
Famous... very famous...
Thanks and best Greetings from Germany
Anne
